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Nuforce uDAC5 driver
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Darunion
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I would contact their support and likely they would send you the file.
OFaceSIG
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What countries do they support? Got any cousins or family in other countries?
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So they are unable to send e-mail to another country? Sounds like a BS excuse if anything.
Zedicus
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http://semantic.gs/nuforce_udac5_driver_v2_download
this seems to actually be a legit driver file, though it is older than the current one. i downloaded and extracted it manually and all looks well.
this seems to actually be a legit driver file, though it is older than the current one. i downloaded and extracted it manually and all looks well.
B00nie
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Hopefully that fixes your problem but exactly this sort of user behavior is the reason why so many Windows computers are infected. Installing a driver from an unknown source is about as risky as it gets. Only positive side is that IIRC Windows won't let you use unsigned drivers in a 64-bit version so if it's malicious, it would need a false signing at minimum. That's not so hard to do though.
In order to get an Extended Validation code certificate, you need to have a physical address and a registered company that's open for 5 years. Oh, and 200 bucks.